Sometimes I wish I lived in a state (or even city) where more people understood my point of view. I heard from someone that after Obama was announced as the next president of the United States, people took the streets in Portland, Oregon to celebrate. Here in Indiana I had to celebrate with my family from the comfort of my living room. I couldn’t even call my friends because many of them are McCain supporters.
I’m not saying that I have anything against that. I believe that everyone is entitled to their opinion and it isn’t my place to try to sway or persuade anyone to my side. I just feel outnumbered a lot and would love to feel like I ‘fit in’ with my friends, or even just the random people I see on the street. Here many of them have McCain posters in their yards, stickers on their cars and buttons on their coats. And at school I was told by a friend that I couldn’t sit with her the day I was wearing my Obama t-shirt. I know she was joking, but many people around here wouldn’t have been. I need a more liberal state. Or maybe I just need to move back to Bloomington, one of the most liberal towns in Indiana.
That actually doesn’t sound half bad. I’ve missed Yogi’s, Jiffy Treat and Upland Brewery.




3 responses so far ↓
Mr-Writer // November 6, 2008 at 2:25 pm |
Restaurants?
Katie // November 6, 2008 at 3:24 pm |
Yes. Jiffy Treat has the best chocolate malts, Yogi’s is where I watched sports, and Upland Brewery has great food and even better beer
betsyanne // November 6, 2008 at 9:39 pm |
I so can relate. I keep thinking of moving elsewhere – - maybe to Madison, Wisconsin, also somewhere I visualize communing with kindred spirits.
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